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| + | {{Quote|Forget it! This used to be a {{w|Croissan'Wich}}. Now it's a ham and cheese car crash.|Myra, refusing to help Bart after he ruined her breakfast.}} |
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− | '''Myra''' is [[Seymour Skinner|Skinner's]] secretary. She has daiting a man namned Frank. | + | '''Myra''' is [[Seymour Skinner|Skinner's]] secretary. She has been dating a man named Frank, but their relationship seems to be in the dumps. Bart is aparently on rather good terms with her, chatting with her when he gets sent to [[Seymour Skinner|Principal Skinner's]] office, and even giving her the occasional rose. He also knows about her relationship with Frank and asked her how it's going. She tells Bart that Frank had claimed his divorce was going to be finalized next week, but Myra didn't believe him because his wife is pregnant again. |
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| + | She allows Bart to wait in Skinner's office unnattended, where Bart then finds the key to the steam tunnels. Bart and Milhouse proceed to explore the tunnels and find the valve room. Bart turns the smallest valve, causing all the other valves to open in a chain reaction which fills the school with steam and results in severe water damage. Principal Skinner soon apprehends Bart and takes him to his office to be reprimanded. As Myra wheels in a television set Bart asks her to help him get out of his punishment, but she refuses because he wrecked her breakfast. |
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| + | Judging by how bad their relationship seems to be, it is likely that Myra and Frank are no longer together. |
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| == Appearances == | | == Appearances == |
She allows Bart to wait in Skinner's office unnattended, where Bart then finds the key to the steam tunnels. Bart and Milhouse proceed to explore the tunnels and find the valve room. Bart turns the smallest valve, causing all the other valves to open in a chain reaction which fills the school with steam and results in severe water damage. Principal Skinner soon apprehends Bart and takes him to his office to be reprimanded. As Myra wheels in a television set Bart asks her to help him get out of his punishment, but she refuses because he wrecked her breakfast.
Judging by how bad their relationship seems to be, it is likely that Myra and Frank are no longer together.